Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-27
WORN BY WOMEN.

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WORN BY WOMEN.
THINGS THAT PHASE TIE FANCY OF FASHION NOW
SLIPPERS AND HATs-coLoRs THAT WILL PREVAIL
THIS fALL-NEw COSTUMES FROM PARIS.
BELTS OF CTR BRAID or passementerie are much
| worn with white wool dresses
IN FRANCE standing collars with turned-down
points are worn only In full dress
CRUSHED ROSES and loops OF tulle make the
popular trimming for Leghorn flats
The CoLoRRD PEARIs-rose, gray and black, the
latter TOT mourning-are much the fashion.
BEADS About the size OF a pea, made Of Swiss
iapls iaZuii are favorite necklaces for young girls
BRACELETS ARE NEVER WORN in pairs. In fact,
present.
SAILOR HATS are still worn on almost all possible
Leghorn hats
A STRING OF gold beads around the throat IS
worn Win low summer dresses 1t has most in
hocehtly lnIantile effect.
NEARLY ALL THE SLIPPERS seen nj the Watering
pace dances this season have rhinestone buckles
auou' the Size OF silver half dollar.
ROUND HATS drive bonnets entirely from the
neio curing warm weather. Even the light
strings OF the fashionable capotes are burden
iHE PRINCESS OF WALES and other English
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or roses.
SLIPPERS OF BLACK FRENCH KID have embroidery
OF me jet beads on the toes while those cut higher
On Inc nstep have the large square Moliere buckle
MILITARY STYLES will predominatein the jackets
| OF next season. They will be adorned with Bran
ueDoulss frogs, fouragereS and regular aiguilletes
| Jagged with metal.
THE SMALL LEArHERN BAG is never used in
Mo fIorso ha
made OF some odd bit OF rare silken tissue or old
stamped velvet. with ribbon to hang 1t on the
arm is always carried.
ENAMELLED FLOWER BROOCHES remain the favor
| lite choice for summer jewelry, and new flowers
| are being constantly added to the list, SUCH as
tnlsIiess edelWe1SS aSterS, corn-hOwerS, carna-
lions, eglantine, and arbutus.
CREAM-WHITE FELT HATS, in sailor and Spanish
/ gypsy shapes, are just now in high vogue, and
promise to be very popular through the autumn
season. These hats are in high fashion at many OF
the fashionable resorts abroad.
HAT PINS and the heavy-headed shell hair-pins,
thrust III the hair behind bonnet to hold 1t in its
pace, grow daily more expensive and ornate.
In which are set tiny cats eyes.
SMALL, SHORT CURLS are again worn on the back
hair, sometimes with a coil or Psyche knot, and
again forming all the back OF the couture. Nets
OF DeadS and OF silver or gilt cord for holding the
BACK hair are worn by Parisiennes.
GREEN LEATHER is new caprice for bags, belts
card-cases, and porte-monnaies, and for the large
SOFT wallets for carrying cards, money, and notes
me new leather is a light green tint, and is in
raised designs like those Of repousse silver.
Low SHOES are very generally worn this season;
they have rounded, not pointed toes, are laced
across the fnstep. and have medium high heels
Dun KID upperS, with patent-leather fOXing, OF,
at least, tips OF patent leather are most used.
ALMOST ALL CORsAGEs worn out Of doors now are
open In some way, over a chemisette of colored
piaStron fiat for day, and shrred and transparent
this fall.
The NEWEST GAUzE FANS are spangled-not
palnted-the spanges being OF red tinsel, yellow,
silver, or gray and dotting the sticks as well as
the gauZe. Light Sandal-wOod and the dark fra
grant violet sticks are used for gauZeS OF various
cOlOrs, and are very delcately carved.
TRAVELLING DRESSES for August are almost ex-
clus1vely made OF gray alpaca, with the vest Of
white pique. and with these soft felt mans hat
OF CAFE au lat shade with long veil Of delicate
Sllken loose cloak completes the outfit
A SWEET LITTLE PRINCEssR BONNET Is made of
pink silk batiste, wrought with Persian embroide-
ries In scattered designs, and trimmed with high
montures OF pink crepe hOllyhock, mingled with
lender green foliage Another bonnet OF pale VIC
let nSSe Is trimmed with milk white roses and pale
blue fOrget-me-nots.
IT IS YET Too EARLY to mention decidedly what
colors will prevail the coming season. though there
are not wanting certain Indications by which 1T
may safely be predicted that new terra Gotta gol-
den bronze, dark Roman red, any many shades OF
gray Will be leading colors each OF these more
beautiful In tint than ever before.
PRETTY LITTLE POUCHES are worn at the side of
the belt these made Of velvet lace, or embossed
leather, with girdle to match. The new leather
pouches and card cases are in novel tinus of pale
terra-cOtta, embossed with gold or delicate sea-
green figures in silver arabesques, &C. These nov
elites are, OF course, expensive, being handsomely
finished and mounted.
VERY MANY OF the new costumes now being pre-
pared In Paris for the gay autumn season are made
wholly OF gray, following style established by
English ladies OF royalty early in the summer sea-
son. Gray felt bonnets and gray hats in turban,
GainSbOrOugh, sailor, Spanish gypsy, and English
walking-hat shapes will be worn en- SUITE and
many shades OF gray Will appear in their TRIM
mings instead OF feathers velvet and ribbon loops
or a contrasting color.
MANY OF THE ELEGANT tea gowns worn this sea-
son are elaborate enough In effect and cost sufi-
cent to enttle them to be worn for evening toilet
the materials composing them being OF Victoria
vas, the most expensive SILK batistes wrought with
Indian embrOiderteS silk muSinS in gay Vatican
designs, crepalines, and the like; with garnitures
OF velvet lace hOuncingS, or mOire with ribbon
trimmings to correspond.
ONE STYLE OF evening cOrsage Is open to the mid
die OF the chest, with very deep turn-d0wn collar
OF velvet OF contrasting color. Inside the OPEN
Ing Is pleated fchu, crossed made either OF lace
or OF tule The velvet OF the collar is repeated in
deep belt and In the cuffs OF the pulled sleeves.
Other cOrSaSeS are low on the shoulder, pointed,
and open from top to bottom upon a plastron OF
lace or Grape crossed and made to simulate an
Inner low cOrSage. This Is very old fashion re-
vived.
The LIGHTWEIGHT basket braid hats are exceed
ingly chic and attractive. Their garnitures are
correspondingly dainty and ethereal Soft tinted
grapes, tulles, and illusions are used as well as
fancy ribbons in gauze and Examines. A pretty
little French hat In gypsy shape has the brim
FACED with terra Gotta velvet. Outside is scarf
OF palegOld gauZe dotted with terra Gotta flowers
In shaded SILK. Loops OF the gauZe are set high in
front above two broad willOw-like plumes or pale
terra-cOtta, shading to gold at the edges and tips
THESE are set each side OF the crown just below
the full airy gauze loops.
Her Title Deeds.
Inside the cottage door she sits,
Just where the sunlight softest there.
Slants down on snowy kercheI's bands,
On folded hands and silvered hair.
The garden pale her world shuts in
A simple world. made sweet with thyme,
W mere LIE, soft lulled by droniug bees,
FLOWS u the mil streams lapsing rhyme
Poor are her cottage walls and bare
Too mean and small to iarbor pride,
1et. with nnuSlnk gaze she sees
her broad domains, extending wide.
Green slopes of hills and waving fields
with blooming hedges set between
Inrough sliitluT Wells OF tender mist
Smile halI revealed, mingled scene.
All hers-for lovingly she holds
A IL pcatt, hail